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Formula 1 Returns to Las Vegas after Four-decade Absence

Las Vegas will host a night-time Formula 1 Grand Prix along its iconic Strip in 2023 with the sport's top official describing the event as "an incredible moment". The race returns to the city for the first time since 1982 and will become the third grand prix in the United…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Las Vegas to become third American F1 grand prix venue in 2023

Formula One is to stage a grand prix in Las Vegas next year, making it the third US venue to host a race

The Guardian - UK

F1 to return to Las Vegas with Saturday night race in 2023

Formula 1 will return to Las Vegas in 2023 after announcing plans for a Saturday night street race to be held next November, incorporating the iconic Vegas Strip.

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F1 claims to nurture positive change but clearly puts money before morals

Leading lights claim to care about human rights but there is no evidence that grand prix racing changes oppressive regimes

The Guardian - UK

F1 drivers demand greater input on where sport races after Saudi Arabia GP controversy

Formula 1 stars are preparing to demand more input on the sport's calendar following the heavily criticised trip to Saudi Arabia last weekend, which saw a shocking nearby missile attack steal headlines

Daily Mirror

The questions that need answering after F1's marred second Saudi visit

OPINION: The second Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix began under the usual spotlight of the 'sportwashing' debate surrounding events in the country. A nearby missile attack on Friday put the whole event at risk, before a massive qualifying accident reared continuing safety concerns. While the race itself was a…

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Domenicali: F1 not "blind" to concerns over Saudi GP future

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali insists the sport is not 'blind' to concerns about Saudi Arabia’s place on the calendar, but feels its presence can help the country.

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Domenicali: F1 "not blind" to concerns over Saudi Arabian GP future

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali insists the series is 'not blind' to concerns about Saudi Arabia’s place on the calendar, but feels its presence can help the country.

Autosport

F1 chief insists sport's 'morality' cannot be judged in defence of Saudi Arabia GP

Sunday's Saudi Arabia Grand Prix went ahead as planned despite the security concerns of F1 drivers following a missile attack near the Jeddah Street Circuit on Friday

Daily Mirror

F1 drivers call for further talks over Saudi Arabian GP's future

Formula 1 drivers say “there will need to be discussions” to assess if Saudi Arabia has a place on future calendars following the missile attack and ongoing track safety concerns.

Autosport

F1 drivers call for further talks over Saudi GP’s future

Formula 1 drivers say “there will need to be discussions” to assess if Saudi Arabia has a place on future calendars following the missile attack and ongoing track safety concerns.

Motorsport

F1 has no doubts over Saudi Arabia GP following driver concerns

Formula 1 has said there are no doubts that the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix is going ahead as scheduled, despite initial concerns expressed by drivers.

Autosport

Saudi Arabian F1 GP to run as planned despite initial drivers concerns

Formula 1 has said there are no doubts that the Saudi Grand Prix is going ahead as scheduled, despite initial concerns expressed by drivers.

Motorsport

Saudi Arabian GP remains on after risk of F1 driver boycott headed off

Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is all set to continue after the threat of a drivers’ boycott was headed off on Friday night.

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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Will Go on Despite Nearby Rebel Missile Attack

A spokesperson for the Houthis rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack with missiles.

Autosport

F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying - Start time, how to watch & more

Charles Leclerc topped Friday practice for Ferrari at the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Here’s how and when to watch qualifying.

Daily Mirror

Photos from Saudi Arabia GP track show terrifying scale of fireball from 'missile strike'

A missile strike hit an oil facility in Jeddah, just a few miles away from a practice session ahead of this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Motorsport

Domenicali: F1 promised Saudi Arabian GP will be safe

Formula 1 says its decision to go ahead with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is based on assurances it has been given by security chiefs about safety at the Jeddah venue.

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The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix to go ahead as planned despite Houthi missile attack

Organisers the Saudi Motorsport Company said that the race would take place on Sunday despite drivers expressing their concerns in four-hour meeting

Daily Mirror

Formula 1 makes decision on Saudi Arabian GP after 'missile strike' in Jeddah

F1 chief Stefano Domenicali declared that he "feels safe" as race bosses were bullish about continuing as planned in Jeddah this weekend

Motorsport

F1 tells drivers Saudi GP will go ahead despite nearby attack

Formula 1 chiefs have made clear to teams and drivers that the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will proceed as planned despite an attack on a nearby oil facility.

Autosport

F1 tells drivers Saudi Arabian GP will go ahead despite nearby attack

Formula 1 chiefs have made clear to teams and drivers that the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will proceed as planned despite an attack on a nearby oil facility.

The Independent UK

Formula 1 set for talks with Netflix after claims Drive to Survive ‘faked’ drama

World champion Max Verstappen has said that the show ‘faked rivalries which don’t really exist’

Motorsport

Why classic F1 tracks like Spa and Silverstone shouldn't be at risk

OPINION: As Formula 1’s latest season gets under way, it may still turn out to be its longest-ever. But recent comments from CEO Stefano Domenicali suggest major calendar change is coming, with famous venues not guaranteed places. Here’s why that would be a mistake, especially when there’s a neat solution…

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Why classic F1 tracks like Spa and Silverstone should not be at risk

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